You can also try a 'listfile /etc/inetd.conf,5' which will show you the file
it is linked to.

listfile /etc/inetd.conf,5
 ********************
 FILE: /etc/inetd.conf

 FILE CODE : 0                   FOPTIONS: ASCII,BYTESTREAM,NOCCTL,SYMLINK
 BLK FACTOR: 1                   OWNER   : **
 REC SIZE: 1(BYTES)              GROUP ID: **
 BLK SIZE: 1(BYTES)              SECURITY--READ    :
 EXT SIZE: 0(SECT)                         WRITE   :
 NUM REC: 17                               APPEND  :
 NUM SEC: 16                               LOCK    :
 NUM EXT: 1                                EXECUTE :
 MAX REC: 1024                           **SECURITY IS ON
                                 FLAGS   : NO ACCESSORS
 NUM LABELS: 0                   CREATED : TUE, JUL 22, 1997,  2:26 PM
 MAX LABELS: 0                   MODIFIED: TUE, JUL 22, 1997,  2:26 PM
 DISC DEV #: 1                   ACCESSED: TUE, JUL 22, 1997,  2:26 PM
 SEC OFFSET: 0                   LABEL ADDR: **
 VOLCLASS  : MPEXL_SYSTEM_VOLUME_SET:DISC

 SYMLINK TARGET: /SYS/NET/INETDCNF

Regards

Richard Bayly
Hewlett-Packard Enterprise Solution Centre, Australia


"Jim Phillips" <[log in to unmask]> wrote in message
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> Is there any command to show the file links that have been set on a
system?
> Something along the lines of LISTEQ, which shows the file equations one
has
> set, but for files that have been set-up with a NEWLINK command.
>
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